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White Falcon
April 23, 1976
H.S. wins volleyball playoffs
League
standings
j by Bob Simister
High School "A," which played second
I fiddle to AIMD all year, came through
Monday to capture first place in the
station Intermural Volleyball Playoffs.
High School beat AIMD in the first
set, two games to one. The 57th FIS
breezed-by VP-5 two to nothing and then
took on AIMD to determine who would have
another shot at High School "A."
In their three-game match, 57th FIS
came away victorious, two games to one.
AIMD thus ended their undefeated season
on a sour note by coming in third in the
playoff competition.
High School and 57th squared-off for
the championship with the match going
the full three games before High School
emerged on top.
Congratulations to High School "A"
for their fine play all season, to Nick
Zingaro who grew his hair extra long be-
fore the season, (he figured he would
lose a lot, I guess) and to the rather
vocal fans who supported their teams.
Selected as the most valuable player
for the season, and a member of the "All
Star Team," is John Heinrich of High
School "A."
Joining Heinrich on the All Star Team
is team mate Cary Ansell, Bruce Kennedy
of 57th FIS, Chris Paulino of AFI, Don
O'Connor of the Marine Barracks, Bernie
Cruz of Supply, Mitch Passino and Jim
Bartley of AIMD.
ICEBREAKERS AFTERNOON LEAGUE
Team Win Lost
1. Rocken Chairs 9 3
2. Ill Winds 8 4
3. White Knights 7 5
4. Tidy Bowlers 6 6
5. Goofups 6 6
High Game Rosa McManus 205
Sharon Everhart 203
Kay Malenfant 212
High Series Rosa McManus 536
Splits Covered Kay Malenfant 546
L. Sutton 4-5
R'. McManus 5-10
D. Hauger 2-5-10
C. Christy 5-6
Softball season starts soon
Softball season will begin in about
two weeks. There will be men's slow-
pitch, intermediate and fastpitch teams
and women's teams.
Weather permitting, there will be a
pre-season slowpitch softball tourney
May 1 and 2. For entry, see Dick
Plante.
Men's leagues will start around May
10. If enough teams are interested, a
single elimination intermediate and
fastpitch tourney will be held May 8 and
9.
All units or individuals wishing to
form a women's team, contact Dick Plante
at the gym. The women's league will
start play around May 11.
It may be necessary to bring all en-
tries to the gym because at time of pub-
lication the phones were not working.
Softball equipment sacks may be
checked out of Gear Issue, 7686. A
$40 deposit must be paid to the Recre-
ation department.
Gr.lf season starts soon
Persons interested in participating
in a golf league should stop by the gym
and see Dick Plante.
NORTHERN LIGHTS LEAGUE
1. //10 Dyn-o-mite 10-6
2. //3 Grindy Grinders 9^-6*$
3. //4 Choo Choo Express 9%-6^
4. \\2 Dumb Belles 9-7
5. //8 Gutter Dusters 8-8
High Game: Joyce Jones 224
Inez Parrot 213
High Game with help:
Carol Shields 221
High Series: Mary Spillers 332
High Series with help:
Rose Parham 574
Splits Covered: Joyce Jones 5-10
Barb Myers 2-7
Rose Parham 3-7
Jan Sherer 5-6
Anyone interested in Bowling on Monday
afternoons at 1:00 please contact Carol
at 7148.
Library
happenings
by Cathy Mullen
The library now has a new Best Sel-
ler's List as published in Publisher's
Weekly for March 22. The titles that
the Station Library has received are
noted by the proper call number. The
complete list, including the fiction and
non-fiction candidates, are as follows:
FICTION
* 1. 1876—Gore Vidal i
2. The Choirboys—Joseph Wambaugh *
F,Wam
3. Curtain—Agatha Christie M,Chr
(//l from Nov. 24 until now)
4. Saving the Queen—William F.
Buckley, Jr. McNaughton
5. Ragtime—E.L. Doctorow F.Doc
* 6. Trinity—Leon Uris
7. The Boys from Brazil—Ira Levin
McNaughton
8. The Gemini Contenders—Robert
Ludlum McNaughton
* 9. The Auctioneer—Joan Sampson
McNaughton
10. The Eagle Has Landed— Jack
Higgins F,Hig
NON-FICTION
1. Doris Day: Her Own Story—
A.E. Hotchner McNaughton
* 2. The Russians—Hedrick Smith
* 3. World of Our Fathers—Irving Howe
4. Bring on the Empty Horses—David
Niven 791.43,Ni
* 5. Winning Through Intimidation—
Robert Ringer
6. Spandau: The Secret Diaries—
Albert Speer McNaughton
7. Angels—Billy Graham McNaughton
8. The Relaxation Response—
Herbert Benson McNaughton
* 9. The Adams Chronicles: Four Gen-
erations of Greatness—Jack
Shepherd
10. Sylvia Porter's Money Book—
Sylvia Porter McNaughton
DEADLINE:
Monday
Automobiles
1971 Bronco, 33,000 miles, exc. cond.
Carries 55 gals, of gas. Best offer.
Call 7143.
1970 Opel Kadett Station Wagon. Red
very good condition. Extras. Call 7257.
1973 Range Rover, exc. cond., many
extras. Available immediately. Call Lt.
Hammock 4203/4459.
1965 VW, good cond. $600. Call Capt.
Davis/Capt. Wilkinson work 4108 home
4292.
1971 Superbeetle, excellent cond.,
low mileage, passed 76 inspection.
Available now. Call LCDR Turner; 2192
days 7546 evenings.
1968 VW Beetle, rebuilt engine, new
muffler, AM/FM/SW radio, 76 inspection
sticker. $800. Call Chip work-7787 home-
7575.
1970 Maverick, blu§, radio, four
regular plus four studded snow tires,
$1,350 firm. Available May 12. Call 5284
normal duty hours.
1970 VW, $1300. Call 5237 or 9-2283.
Ask for Phil.
1972 Plymouth Scamp. $2200. Phone
4148.
1967 VW Squareback, $700, good run-
ning condition. Call 7336/7042.
1971 VW 1300, 33,000 miles. American
inspect.Several recent, repairs, good
running shape. Available May 11. Call
Dr. Calbert at 9—2050 or 6226. $1,400.
1972 VW, American specs. 76 inspec.
$1100. Call 7165.
1968 Chevy Camaro, 5 summer and 4
studded snow tires, automatic, 76
inspec. Available May 11. See at 614 AP
TC or call 2234-work 4437-home.
1968 VW Beetle, American specs., good
reliable transportation. $700. Call Deb
at 2224 Mon-Fri or Jeff at 7829, week
ends and after 5 p.m.
1971 VW Superbeetle, heavy duty susp.
rear window defogger, Aux. heater, ideal
for Iceland. $1300. Call Debbie at 2224
after 5 p.m. Jeff at 7829.
1970 VW Van, best offer. Phone 5178.
1974 International Scout II. Four
w/dr. , six cyl., 4 speed, low mileage.
$4000 or fair offer. Call Bill days 6180
or after 5 Kef. 9-2126.
1970 Beetle, European specs., out-
standing condition, new paint job, body
work, brakes, clutch assembly, good
tires, interior, 76 inspection, insur-
ance. Call Gonzalez at 7287.
1970 Ford Galaxie, 4 door, automatic
transmission, power steerlhg, 4 studded
snow tires, 4 regular tires, 6 wheels,
AM PB radio. $1300. Call 7606/4229 duty.
1971 Land Rover, L-88, American
specs., cassette player, roof rack, gas
cans, other extras. See at Qtrs. 603A or
call 2247.
1974 Land Cruiser, warn winch, roll
bar, locking hubs, indoor-outdoor, re-
movable carpeting, 8700 miles. $4759.
Gall Lt. Nugent 6107/5121.
1972 Peugeot, new paint, snow/ summer
tires, inspected. $1800. Call Meyers
ext. 4426 8-5 weekdays.
1969 VW bug. New paint, new engine,
new tires. Excellent cond. Call 7483
work 5150 after 5 p.m.
1966 Chevy Bel-Air. Reliable trans-
portation, four studded and four summer
tires. Best offer over $425. Call
Flanagan at 7562 weekdays 8-5.
1974 Bronco, less than 5,000 miles,
available the first part of June. Call
4370.
1968 VW, American specs., available
May 11. Call Morgan at 2228 or 92334.
1974 Blazer, 8,000 miles, loaded like
new, rigged for off road in Iceland.
Call Lt. Bartley 7939/4452.
1972 Jeep Commando. 4 wheel drive, 4
studded snow tires, 304 cu. in. engine ,
new shocks, automatic transmission,
power steering, radio, two Jerry cans
(mounted). Call 5119 or home Kef 9-2751.
1973 VW, European specs., radio and
low mileage. Call Sullivan 2290 or BEQ
750 room 107.
1969 VW Beetle, excellent cond., Eur-
opean specs., new snow tires, muffler.
1976 inspection. Available immediately.
Call 4224-work 6153-home.
1969 VW Beetle, new rebuilt engine,
new muffler. Call 4267 ask for Ron.
1967 Simca, needs engine work, four
almost new studded belted snow tires and
five summer tires. Cheap. Phone 7507/
7302-work home-6144.
1964 Corvair Spyder- Turbe charged
with many spares, 76 inspected. Phone
7507/7302-duty home-6144.
1968 Toyota Land Cruiser, good cond.,
extras, dark blue. Call 7942.
1959 VW, European specs., excellent
condition, new exhaust system, 76
inspection, tire chains. $800. Call 7840
For Sale
Sony 4 channel receiver SQR 8750.
Call 7147 or 4694 and ask for Bob.
Pioneer QX 747A 2/4 channel receiver
Only 3 mo. old. Call Jake 6108 days or
4486 at nights.
Clairol Kindness 20 Instant Hair-
setter. Rarely used. $12. Call Foley at
5150.
Two 1500 watt transformers. Call 4267
Melcor Pocket Calculator with memory
and AC adaptor. Ladies size 11 rubber
boots. Icelandic road maps. Qtrs. 603A.
ext. 2247.
Sofa-bed, dishwasher, baby changing
table, crib with sheets and bumpers.
Available mid-May. Call 4179.
Carpeting- gold shag for entrance
hall and stairs of 1000 housing. Rugs 2
orange 6'9', blue-green 6'9', light blue
6'9'. Used 18 months. Call 7478.
1 Sansui FR4060 Belt-drive turntable
with pickering cartridge $120, Sony TC-
127 cassette deck $50, 2 Sansui 2500
speakers with wood stands $85 ea. See at
//5 Haedargata, YTRI Njardvik.
Microwave Oven only 3 months old $300
stereo Amp, P.E. turntable, 2 speakers
$100, Bell 47G R/C Helicopter, never
flown $150, B/W Portable TV 3 mon. old
$90, AM/FM digital clock radio $30. Call
John work-7435 home-7317.
New olive Maytag washer/dryer $225
and $200. One 14.5 cu. ft. Westinghouse
fridge/frez. new $225. All three for
$600. One double bed w/mats and mirror
dresser $60. Two single beds with mats
$10 and $15. Round dining table w/four
chairs $65. Two couches $10 and $25.
Call Bill days-6180 after 5 Kef 9-2126.
New Teac A-5300 stereo tape deck-3
months old $450. 1 pair of Pioneer CS811
speakers $200. Call Rip work-7435 home-
7700.
Garage Sale April 24, Qtrs.l066-F,
from 12-5.
Green sofa-bed, chair, two end tables
for $75. Vacuum cleaner $25. Call 4147
after 5 p.m.
2 milk cans $10, 4 man rubber raft
with motor mount $30, Sears enclosed car
top carrier $65. Call 7143.
Portable TV 19 in. $50, console TV 21
in. $50, 1 sled $5. Phone 5178.
Play pen like new foam, padded and
net siding, bean bag-large yellow.
Naughahyde cover, yellow shag rug 9 by
12. Call 7647.
westinghouse washer and dryer $350.
Like new. Call Sgt. Peters 2130 or 7911
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Xmas tree, maple coffee and end table
quilting material, many plants. Call
7555.
750 watt transformer $25. Call Jeff
at 7829 after 5 p.m.
Two male hamsters with Habitrail
cages. Includes sleep house, sky room
and water bottle. Call 7462 or see at
1085C.
Lott
One pair of wire frame
in brown (ray-ban) case
7387.
Brown leather wallet with I
inside. Reward. Call 7555.
clear glasses
Please call
D. card
Miscellaneous
Pottery classes start April 26 at
the Ceramics Shop. Sign-up during store
hours at the Hobby Sales store. Further
information call 6191.
Will trade- 1 Bosson Plate for 2
Bosson heads-Tyrolean and Sea Captain
Call 4168 after 4 p.m.
All children ages 8 thru 12 wishil
to bowl in the summer Bantam and Junior
league, be at the Bowling Alley tomorrow
at 11 a.m. For further information con-
tact Sharon Brown at 7607.
.n.
Free
One year old male cat. Pure black,
litter trained. Not used to small child-
ren. Call 4178.
Wanted
A trombone in decent condition. Call
6 after 5 p.m. Ask for Moser.
Bicycle for a six year old. Call
9.
Dresser or chest of drawers. Call
0.
Dependable women to care for 7 mont]j
, one day a week in my home. Phor|
3.
Good home for gentle cat which is
tost one year old and male. Call Bur-